Official Review: The Songbird and the Secret

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I like this type of book with dual timelines. Your review describes the book well. Too bad the ending felt rushed.
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angiejack456 wrote: ↑30 Apr 2019, 21:21 I like this type of book with dual timelines. Your review describes the book well. Too bad the ending felt rushed.
Thanks for commenting!
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This book sounds very unique in the way that it is written. It can be confusing at times when the author jumps between different time periods.it seems as though the author blended them well. Thank you for that review.
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